Grundfos Conex DIS-D Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Conex

®

DIS-D, Conex

®

DIS-PR

Instrument amplifier and controller

Installation and operating instructions

GRUNDFOS INSTRUCTIONS

2

3

Table of contents

Conex

®

DIS-D, Conex

®

DIS-PR

English (GB)

Installation and operating instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

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Montage- und Betriebsanleitung . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

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Instrucciones de instalación y funcionamiento . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

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Notice d'installation et de fonctionnement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

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Istruzioni di installazione e funzionamento . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

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Declaration of conformity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306

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English (GB) Installation and operating instructions

Original installation and operating instructions

CONTENTS

Page

1. Symbols used in this document

4

2. General information

5

3. Applications

5

4. Safety

5

4.1 Obligations of owner

5

4.2 Avoidance of danger

5

5. Identification

6

5.1 Nameplate

6

5.2 Type key

6

6. Technical data

7

6.1 Instrument versions

7

6.2 General data

7

6.3 Electronic data and functions

7

6.4 Measuring ranges

8

6.5 Factory settings

8

6.6 Dimensions

8

7. Installation

9

7.1 Transport and storage

9

7.2 Unpacking

9

7.3 Installation requirements

9

7.4 Installation

9

8. Commissioning / electrical connections

10

8.1 Terminals

11

8.2 Relay outputs

12

8.3 Current output

12

8.4 Connections for water sensor and

temperature sensor

12

8.5 Connection of measuring cells

13

9. Operation

15

9.1 Control and display elements

15

9.2 Switching the instrument on/off

16

9.3 Instrument mode/menus

16

9.4 Code overview

17

9.5 Instrument settings for commissioning

18

9.6 Instrument settings

18

9.7 Service menu

23

9.8 Program version

23

9.9 Reset to default settings

23

10. Alarm statuses and error messages

24

10.1 Alarm value *01*/*02*

24

10.2 Water sensor *09* / temperature sensor

*12*

24

10.3 Calibration errors *13*/*14*/*10*/*11*

24

11. Fault finding

25

12. Maintenance

26

13. Disposal

26

Warning

Prior to installation, read these installation

and operating instructions. Installation and

operation must comply with local

regulations and accepted codes of good

practice.

Note

These complete installation and operating

instructions are also available on

www.grundfos.com.

Warning

If these safety instructions are not

observed, it may result in personal injury.

Caution

If these safety instructions are not

observed, it may result in malfunction or

damage to the equipment.

Note

Notes or instructions that make the job

easier and ensure safe operation.

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5

2. General information

These installation and operating instructions contain

all information important for users of the Conex

®

DIS-D / Conex

®

DIS-PR:

• technical data

• instructions on commissioning, use and

maintenance

• safety information.

Should you require further information or should you

encounter problems that are not handled in sufficient

depth in this manual, please contact Grundfos. We

shall be pleased to support you with our

comprehensive know-how in the fields of measuring

and control technology as well as water treatment.

We always welcome suggestions on how to optimise

our installation and operating instructions to satisfy

our customers.

3. Applications

The Conex

®

DIS-D instrument amplifier and

controller is suitable for measuring chlorine (Cl

2

), or

chlorine dioxide (ClO

2

) or ozone (O

3

) in drinking

water, service water or swimming-pool water and for

controlling the measured variable using appropriate

actuators within the applications described in this

manual. Only one of the measured variables (Cl

2

or

ClO

2

or O

3

) should be existent in the water, as the

measurement is carried out non-selectively.

The Conex

®

DIS-PR instrument amplifier and

controller is suitable for measuring pH and redox in

drinking water, service water or swimming-pool water

and for controlling these variables using appropriate

actuators within the applications described in this

manual.

4. Safety

4.1 Obligations of owner

The owner agrees that only persons complying with

these requirements are allowed to work with the

described device:

• are acquainted with the regulations concerning

working safety and accident prevention

• have been trained in the use of the device

• have read and understood the warning

information and handling symbols.

The owner is also responsible for ensuring that this

manual is kept in the immediate vicinity of the device

and is always available for the operating personnel.

4.2 Avoidance of danger

Warning

Other applications are considered as non-

approved and are not permissible.

Grundfos cannot be held liable for any

damage resulting from incorrect use.

Warning

Do not dismantle the device components!

Cleaning, maintenance and repairs must

only be carried out by authorised

personnel!

The local safety regulations must be

observed!

Switch off the power supply before

connecting the power cable and relay

contacts!

Do not open the device!

Maintenance and repair must only be

carried out by authorised personnel!

Caution

The mounting location must be selected so

that the housing is not subjected to

mechanical loading.

Check that all settings are correct before

starting up the device!

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6

5. Identification

5.1 Nameplate

Fig. 1 Nameplate, Conex

®

DIS-D

5.2 Type key

TM04 0451 0708

Pos. Description

1 Type designation

2 Model

3 Product name

4 Power consumption [VA]

5 Product number

6 Country of origin

7 Enclosure class

8 Year and week of production

9 Marks of approval, CE mark, etc.

10 Voltage [V]

11 Frequency [Hz]

12 Serial number

DIS-D 1-D, W-G

346-2000-10000

S/N: 08/00207

Conex DIS-D, 230/240V 50/60Hz

15 VA, IP 65

96622392P1108020800207

1

2

3

4

5

67 8 9

10

11

12

Example: DIS-D 1-D W -G

Measuring amplifier and

controller

DIS-D

DIS-PR

Dosing

Instrumentation

Standard

Input parameter 1

PpH

R Redox (ORP)

D

Chlorine (Cl

2

),

chlorine dioxide (ClO

2

) or

ozone (O

3

)

Mounting

W Wall-mounted

Voltage

G 1 x 230/240 V, 50/60 Hz

H 1 x 115/120 V, 50/60 Hz

I 24 VDC

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7

6. Technical data

6.1 Instrument versions

6.1.1 Instrument amplifier

6.1.2 Versions of power supply

• 230/240 V (50/60 Hz)

• 115/120 V (50/60 Hz)

• 24 VDC.

6.2 General data

6.3 Electronic data and functions

6.3.1 Electronics

6.3.2 Instrument amplifier functions

6.3.3 Controller functions

For limit monitor

For interpulse, pulse frequency and continuous

controllers

Type Measured variables

Conex

®

DIS-D

Chlorine, chlorine dioxide or

ozone

Conex

®

DIS-PR pH/redox and temperature

Enclosure class IP65

Input power Approx. 15 VA

Permissible ambient

temperature

0 °C to +45 °C

Permissible storage

temperature

-20 °C to +65 °C

Max. relative humidity 90 % (non-condensing)

Weight 0.8 kg

Enclosure Plastic ABS

Electronics 16-bit microprocessor

Display LCD

Floating relay outputs 1 alarm relay, 1 controller

switching relay

(250 V / 6 A, max. 550 VA)

Signal inputs Measured value

Water sensor

Temperature

(only Conex

®

DIS-PR)

Signal outputs 1 analog output 0/4 to 20

mA, max. load 500 Ω, for

measured value or

continuous control

Display mode

Measured-value display:

measured value in

physical dimension,

temperature display: in °C

(only Conex

®

DIS-PR)

Temperature comp.

(Conex

®

DIS-PR)

Manual or automatic with

Pt100

Calibration

Manual Cal with auto-read

function

Measured-value output 0/4 to 20 mA

Controller

Selectable as switching or

continuous controller

Controller output for

switching controller

Limit monitor, interpulse

controller (P, PI), pulse

frequency controller (P, PI)

Controller output for

continuous controller

0/4 to 20 mA selectable

Limit

0 to 100 % of measuring range,

adjustable in physical dimension of

measured variable

Hysteresis

0 to 50 % of full-scale value,

adjustable in physical dimension of

measured value

Setpoint

0 to 100 % of measuring

range, adjustable in

physical dimension of

measured value

Proportional band, X

p

0.1 to 3000.0 %,

resolution 0.1 % in the

range 0.1 to 100.0 %,

resolution 1 % in the

range 101.0 to 3000.0 %

Reset time, T

n

0 to 3000 s, resolution 1 s

Pulse + pause time

1 to 100 s, resolution 1 s

(only with interpulse

controller)

Minimum ON time,

T

min

0.1 to 10.0 s, resolution

0.1 s (only with interpulse

controller)

Maximum frequency

1 to 220 pulses per

minute, pulse width 50 ms

(only with interpulse

controller)

Control/switching

direction

Upward or downward

violation selectable

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8

6.4 Measuring ranges

*For O

3

the actual measuring range is limited to 0

to 5 mg/l.

6.5 Factory settings

General factory settings

Conex

®

DIS-D

Conex

®

DIS-PR

Further default values, see section 9.4 Code

overview.

6.6 Dimensions

Fig. 2 Conex

®

DIS

Chlorine Cl

2

Chlorine dioxide ClO

2

Ozone O

3

0 to 2 mg/l; 0 to 20 mg/l*

pH

0 to 14 pH; 2 to 12 pH;

5 to 9 pH

Redox

0 to 1000 mV;

0 to 1500 mV

Pt100 -5 to +120 °C

Current output 0 to 20 mA

Controller Off

Measuring range 0 to 2.00 mg/l

Type of measuring cell AQC-D3/-D13

Water sensor Off

Sensor system pH

Measuring range 0 to 14 pH

Temp. measurement

Off, manual temperature

compensation

Water sensor Off

TM03 7204 4506

72,5

59

105

55,5

165,5

160,5

10

English (GB)

9

7. Installation

7.1 Transport and storage

• Transport device carefully, do not drop!

• Store at dry and cool location.

7.2 Unpacking

1. Install as soon as possible after unpacking.

2. Check device for damage.

Do not install or connect damaged devices!

7.3 Installation requirements

• Dry room

• Room temperature of 0 °C to 45 °C

• Vibration-free location.

7.4 Installation

Fig. 3 Drilling diagram

1. Drill three holes (8) as shown in the diagram

and insert the supplied dowels.

2. Screw the screw (A) into the top centre dowel

until it projects by approx. 1 cm. See fig. 4.

3. Loosen the fastening screws of the front panel

and remove the front panel.

4. Hang the instrument on the screw (A).

5. Tighten the instrument with the two screws (B).

6. Mount the front panel of the enclosure.

Fig. 4 Mounting drawing

Note

Retain packing material or dispose of it

according to local regulations.

Caution

If you do not observe the installation

requirements:

• The device may be damaged.

• Faulty measurements may occur.

Warning

Switch off the power supply before

installing!

Enclosure class IP65 is only guaranteed if

the front panel of the terminal enclosure is

closed and the appropriate cable glands or

dummy caps fitted.

TM03 7205 4506

28,5

120

7,25

151

Caution

Enclosure class IP65 is only guaranteed if

the terminal cover is correctly sealed! Do

not damage the terminal cover gasket! The

terminal cover gasket must fit exactly!

TM03 7206 4506

A

B

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10

8. Commissioning / electrical

connections

1. Remove the terminal cover on the front of the device.

2. Use the appropriate cable feedthroughs and tighten the screws carefully.

3. Connect the cables used to the terminals according to the Conex

®

DIS-D/-PR terminal assignment.

4. Close the terminal cover again with correctly positioned gasket.

Warning

Switch off the power supply before

installing!

Enclosure class IP65 is only guaranteed

with the front panel of the terminals

enclosure closed and with appropriate

cable glands or dummy caps.

Warning

Switch off the power supply before

connecting the power supply cable and the

relay contacts! For safety reasons, the

protective conductor must be connected

correctly!

Observe the local safety regulations!

Protect the cable connections and plugs

against corrosion and moisture.

Caution

Before connecting the power supply cable,

check that the supply voltage specified on

the nameplate corresponds to the local

conditions!

An incorrect supply voltage may destroy

the device!

To guarantee electromagnetic compatibility

(EMC), the input and current output cables

must be screened.

Connect the screening to the screen

ground on one side.

Refer to the wiring diagram! Route the

input, current output and power supply

cables in separate cable channels.

Caution

Enclosure class IP65 is only guaranteed if

the terminal cover is correctly sealed! Do

not damage the gasket on the terminal

cover!

The gasket on the terminal cover must be

positioned precisely!

Do not damage the gasket!

Note

Unused terminals must remain open.

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11

8.1 Terminals

Fig. 5 Conex

®

DIS-D

Fig. 6 Conex

®

DIS-PR

Legend of terminals

TM03 7207 4506

out

NPE

PE

Alarm

N

L1

RelayL

N.O.

N.C.

H

2

O

outmA

MB/RG/C

+

-+

-

Conex

®

DIS-D

out

-PE

PE-

+

24 V DC 115/120 V / 230/240 V

TM03 7208 4506

out

NPE

PE

Alarm

N

L1

RelayL

N.O.

N.C.

H

2

O

outmA

+

-+

-

Pt 100

+-

mV

pH

Conex

®

DIS-PR

out

-PE

PE-

+

24 V DC 115/120 V / 230/240 V

Pos. Description

7, 8 Relay: relay

9, 10, 11

Alarm: alarm relay

N.O.: normally open contact

N.C.: normally closed contact

17, 18 Pt100: Pt100 temperature sensor

14, 16 H

2

O: water sensor

12, 13

mA out: current output for continuous

controller or measuring parameter;

Conex

®

DIS-D: Cl

2

(chlorine), ClO

2

(chlorine dioxide) or O

3

(ozone);

Conex

®

DIS-PR: pH, mV

15 Screen

19 Earth

Electrodes, Conex

®

DIS-D

20 M: measuring electrode

21 B/R: reference electrode

22 G/C: counter electrode

Electrodes, Conex

®

DIS-PR

23, 24

mV (redox combination electrode) or

pH (pH electrode)

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12

8.2 Relay outputs

With inductive loads (also relays and contactors),

interference suppression is necessary. If this is not

possible, protect the relay contacts using a

suppressor circuit as described below.

• With AC voltage:

• With DC voltage: Connect free-wheeling diode in

parallel to relay or contactor.

Fig. 7 Suppressor circuit, DC/AC

8.3 Current output

The current output can be set to the two standard

ranges, "0 to 20 mA" or "4 to 20 mA".

Connect all screens at one end to the screen earth

(terminal 15).

Current output

The current output outputs the displayed measured

value as an analog current signal with respect to the

measuring range.

Use of current signal

Use the current signal as input signal for an

additional display unit.

8.4 Connections for water sensor and

temperature sensor

Connection of water sensor

• A sensor (NAMUR switch) is used for the

AQC-D1/-D11/-D2/-D12/-D3 and AQC-D13

measuring cells. For cable colours and

designations, see section 8.5 Connection of

measuring cells.

Connection of Pt100 temperature sensor

(Conex

®

DIS-PR)

1. Connect "+" conductor to terminal 17.

2. Connect "-" conductor to terminal 18.

Note

The connection of the relay outputs

depends on the application as well as the

device controlled. Therefore the

connections described below should only

be considered as guidelines.

Current up to Capacitor, C Resistor, R

60 mA 10 nF, 275 V 390 Ω, 2 W

70 mA 47 nF, 275 V 22 Ω, 2 W

150 mA 100 nF, 275 V 47 Ω, 2 W

1.0 A 220 nF, 275 V 47 Ω, 2 W

Caution

Provide the relay outputs with a

corresponding backup fuse!

TM03 7209 2813

+

-

DC

R

C

AC

Caution

Make sure that the polarity of the current

output is correct! Maximum load: 500 Ω.

Caution

When using the AquaCell AQC-D2/-D12

measuring cell, the water sensor must

always be connected and activated!

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13

8.5 Connection of measuring cells

Fig. 8 Wiring diagrams for AQC-D1/-D2/-D3

measuring cells

Fig. 9 Wiring diagrams for AQC-D11

measuring cells

Fig. 10 Wiring diagrams for AQC-D12

measuring cells

Fig. 11 Wiring diagrams for AQC-D13

measuring cells

TM03 7210 4506TM04 8648 4212

19

20 21 22

14 16

8

9, 10

12

1

4

5

1

2

6

7

4

12

1

9

8

10

20 21 22

14 16

TM04 8649 4212TM04 8650 4212

Pos. Component

1Brown

2White

4Blue

5 Screen

6 Outer conductor (screen)

7 Inner conductor

8 Reference electrode

9 Measuring electrode

10 Counter electrode

12 Water sensor

13 Outer conductor

7

10

9

1

6

2

8

4

12

1

19

20 21 22

14 16

7

10

9

1

6

2

8

12

19

20 21 22

14 16

COM

11

NC

12

English (GB)

14

Fig. 12 Wiring diagram for single rod measuring

chains for pH/redox

TM03 7005 4506

Pos. Component

7 Inner conductor

13 Outer conductor

23 24

-+

13

7

English (GB)

15

9. Operation

9.1 Control and display elements

Fig. 13 Control and display elements

LEDs Input buttons

TM03 7211 4506

11

5

3

4

2

1

789

6

10

Pos. Description

1

Alarm: The alarm LED flashes with fault or

incorrect input.

2

Meas: The measuring mode LED

illuminates when measurement is active.

3

Stop: The controller stop LED illuminates

when a configured controller is switched

off.

4

SP: The controller setpoint LED illuminates

if a current limit or setpoint is displayed,

and flashes if the SP menu is open in order

to modify the limit or setpoint.

5

Code: The code LED illuminates when the

code menu is selected and flashes when

the code menu is open.

6

Cal: The calibration mode LED illuminates

during calibration.

Pos. Description

7

[Up]:

• Increases values.

• Switches between the menus.

8

[Down]:

• Decreases values.

• Switches between the menus.

9

[OK]:

- Enters the desired selection menu.

- Confirms selected value.

10

[Cal]:

The button switches between calibration

and measuring modes.

11

Display

• Display of measured value with physical

dimension

• Display of codes and adjustment values

for instrument operation

• Display of alarm events.

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16

9.2 Switching the instrument on/off

Switch the Conex

®

DIS on and off by means of the

power supply.

9.3 Instrument mode/menus

Use the menus to operate the Conex

®

DIS. The

selected menus are indicated by the flashing of the

associated LEDs.

Make settings using code inputs, see section

9.4 Code overview. Select numerical values using

the [Up] or [Down] button. Press [OK] to confirm.

9.3.1 Measurement mode

In measurement mode, the current measured value

is indicated in the display with the physical

dimension.

If the measured value exceeds or falls below the

selected measuring range, the displayed value

remains at the upper or lower limit and the display

flashes.

9.3.2 Stop mode

The stop mode can only be selected for controllers

that have already been configured. Stop switches off

the controller. The measurement continues, and the

measured value is displayed (the Meas LED

illuminates).

Controller stop on/off

The Meas LED illuminates, and a controller is

configured.

1. Press the [Up] button.

The Stop and Meas LEDs illuminate and the

controller stops.

2. Press the [Down] button.

The Meas LED illuminates and the controller

operates again.

9.3.3 SP menu

The limit or setpoint of the controller can be set and

displayed in the setpoint menu. This menu can only

be selected if a controller is coded with SP access.

Navigation in the setpoint menu

Without controller stop

1. Press the [Down] button until the SP LED

illuminates.

With controller stop

1. Press the [Up] button until the SP and Stop LEDs

illuminate; the controller stops.

The current limit or setpoint is displayed.

Change the limit or setpoint as follows:

2. Press [OK].

The SP LED flashes.

3. Select the new limit or setpoint using the [Up] or

[Down] button.

4. Press [OK] to confirm the selection.

5. Press the [Up] or [Down] button until only the

Meas LED illuminates.

9.3.4 Code menu

Make all instrument settings in the code menu. The

code always begins with a two-digit number for the

code range. Enter further inputs/outputs using a four-

digit code or using the [Up] or [Down] button directly.

There are two access privileges for the code menu:

• No privilege except for access to Code for

setting the code and Exit for leaving the code

menu. Full privileges with access to all settings:

Code 0086.

Navigation in the code menu

1. Press the [Up] or [Down] button until the Code

LED illuminates.

2. Press [OK].

The Code LED flashes.

3. Select the two-digit range code using the [Up] or

[Down] button.

4. Press [OK] to confirm the selection.

5. Depending on the selected code range, read the

display or adjust a value or four-digit code using

the [Up] or [Down] button.

6. Press [OK] to confirm.

7. Leave the code menu using code 99 "Exit".

The Code LED illuminates.

8. Press the [Up] or [Down] button.

The Code LED goes out.

See sections 9.3.7 Switching between the menus

and 9.4 Code overview.

9.3.5 Cal menu

Select the calibration mode to calibrate the

instrument. When commissioning, it is recommended

to carry out the calibration prior to configuration and

parameterisation of the controllers.

9.3.6 Alarm mode

The instrument has an alarm value which can be

freely set within the measuring range. The alarm

status is displayed when the alarm value is violated

(upward or downward violation, depending on the

configuration).

The alarm function has a fixed hysteresis of 2.5 % of

the selected measuring range.

For the display of alarm messages, see section

10. Alarm statuses and error messages.

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17

9.3.7 Switching between the menus

Only menus for the current instrument configuration

are available for selection; other menus are

bypassed. Therefore the switching between menus

as well as the selections within the menus can only

be explained in principle.

The starting point is the instrument status directly

following switching-on or during operation with the

Meas LED illuminated.

To navigate between the menus, use the [Up] or

[Down] button. The selectable menu LEDs illuminate

in succession. Open the desired menu by pressing

[OK]. The associated LED flashes.

To leave the menu, confirm the settings by pressing

[OK]. The menu LED illuminates. Then press the

[Up] or [Down] button as often as necessary until

only the Meas LED illuminates.

Controllers which have already been configured can

be stopped or not stopped for selecting another

menu.

Switching between the menus without controller

stop

• Repeatedly press the [Down] button.

The Meas LED, Code LED and SP LED

illuminate alternately if these menus are available

for the current instrument configuration.

Switching between the menus with controller

stop

• Repeatedly press the [Up] button.

The Meas LED + Stop LED, SP LED + Stop LED,

and Code LED + Stop LED illuminate alternately

if these menus are available for the current

instrument configuration.

9.4 Code overview

The factory settings (default values) are displayed in

bold type below.

00-01 Code area:

00

Enter code

(code 0086: code for free access)

01 Factory reset

10-16 CTRL area (controller adjustment):

10 Xp (proportional band) in %

11 Tn (reset time) in sec

12 Hysteresis in physical unit

13 Interpulse period in sec

14 Min. operating time in sec

15 Max. pulse frequency in Imp/min

16 Setpoint in physical unit

20-23 CTRL area (controller set-up):

20 2000 Controller off

2001 Controller on, SP not adjustable

2002 Controller on, SP adjustable

21 2100 Control direction upwards

2101 Control direction downwards

22 2200 Limited contact controller

2201 Interpulse period controller

2202 Pulse frequency controller

2203 Continuous controller

23 2300 Current output, 0 to 20 mA

2301 Current output, 4 to 20 mA

30-32 Disinfection sensor section area

(only Conex

®

DIS-D):

30 3000 Flow sensor off

3001 Flow sensor on

31 3100 Cell type AQC-D1/-D11

3101 Cell type AQC-D3/-D13

3102 Cell type AQC-D2/-D12

32 3200 Measuring range 0.00 to 2.00 mg/l

3201

Measuring range 0.0 to 20.0 mg/l

(Cl

2

, ClO

2

) or 0.00 to 5.00 mg/l

(O

3

)

40-45 mV sensor section area

(only Conex

®

DIS-PR):

40 4000 Flow sensor off

4001 Flow sensor on

41 4100 pH unit set-up

4101 Redox unit set-up

42 4200 Measuring range pH, 0.00 to 14.00

4201 Measuring range pH, 2.00 to 12.00

4202 Measuring range pH, 5.00 to 9.00

4205

Measuring range redox, 0 to 1500

mV

4206

Measuring range redox, 0 to 1000

mV

43 4300 Manual temperature compensation

4301

Automatic temperature

compensation

44 Enter reference temperature for calibration

45 Enter temperature correction for Pt100

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9.5 Instrument settings for commissioning

Proceed as described below to start the instrument

for the first time:

1. Set access code 0086.

2. Make settings for sensor system, such as

measured value, sensors, measuring cell and

temperature.

3. Calibrate.

4. Select, configure and parameterise the controller

in two steps:

– Controller configuration: basic selection and

configuration of controller type

– Controller parameterisation: parameterisation

of selected controller type.

5. Set alarm values.

9.6 Instrument settings

9.6.1 Setting the access code

1. Press the [Up] or [Down] button until the Code

LED illuminates.

2. Press [OK].

The Code LED flashes.

3. Select code 00 by pressing [OK].

4. Select code 0086 using the [Up] or [Down]

button.

5. Press [OK] to confirm.

9.6.2 Setting the sensor system;

Conex

®

DIS-D water sensor

1. Select code 30, and switch the water sensor on

or off.

– Code 3000: water sensor off

– Code 3001: water sensor on.

2. Press [OK] to confirm.

• Alarm signal with low level of sample water code

*09*:

See section 10.2 Water sensor *09* / temperature

sensor *12*.

50-57 Service section area:

50

Incoming sensor current (Conex

®

DIS-D)

Incoming sensor tension (Conex

®

DIS-PR)

51

Slope result last calibration

µA/ppm: disinfection measurement

mV/pH: pH measurement with redox

measurement not enabled

52 Asymmetry potential (only with pH

measurement) (Conex

®

DIS-PR only)

53 Display temperature in °C

54 Display flow sensor

55 Test routines:

5500 Controller relay on

5501 Alarm relay on

5502 Current output, 4 mA

5503 Current output, 20 mA

5504 Test display

56 Adjusting display contrast in %

57 Display controller y-out

70-72 Alarm section area:

70 7001 Alarm value off

7002 Alarm value on

71 7101 Downward violation

7102 Upward violation

72 Enter alarm value in physical unit

99 Exit

Leave code menu

Caution

The water sensor must be switched on for

the AQC-D2/-D12 measuring cell.

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Measuring cell

3. Enter the existing measuring cell under code 31:

– Code 3100: AQC-D1/-D11 measuring cell

– Code 3101: AQC-D3/-D13 measuring cell

– Code 3102: AQC-D2/-D12 measuring cell.

4. Press [OK] to confirm.

Measuring range

5. Select the measuring range under code 32:

– Code 3200: measuring range, 0.00 to 2.00 mg/l

– Code 3201: measuring range, 0.0 to 20.0 mg/l

(Cl

2

, ClO

2

) or 0.00 to 5.00 mg/l (O

3

).

6. Press [OK] to confirm.

9.6.3 Setting the sensor system;

Conex

®

DIS-PR water sensor

1. Select code 40, and switch the water sensor on

or off.

– Code 4000: water sensor off

– Code 4001: water sensor on.

2. Press [OK] to confirm.

Alarm signal with low level of sample water code

*09*:

See section 10.2 Water sensor *09* / temperature

sensor *12*.

Measured parameter

1. Select code 41, and select the measured

parameter:

– Code 4100: pH measurement

– Code 4101: redox measurement.

2. Press [OK] to confirm.

Measuring range

1. Select the measuring range under code 42:

– Code 4200: measuring range, pH 0.00 to 14.00

– Code 4201: measuring range, pH 2.00 to 12.00

– Code 4202: measuring range, pH 5.00 to 9.00

– Code 4205: measuring range, redox 0 to 1500

mV

– Code 4206: measuring range redox 0 to 1000

mV

2. Press [OK] to confirm.

9.6.4 Temperature compensation; Conex

®

DIS-PR

• A compensation function is used to numerically

cancel the temperature dependence of the

sensor.

• Automatic temperature compensation is only

possible if a temperature sensor (Pt100) is

connected.

• In the case of manual temperature

compensation, the temperature is entered

manually and automatically calculated in the

sensor gradient.

• Temperature compensation is not carried out for

redox values.

Activation of temperature compensation

1. Select code menu 43 and press [OK] to confirm.

– Use the [Up] or [Down] button to select code

4300 for manual temperature compensation or

code 4301 for automatic temperature

compensation. Press [OK] to confirm.

– Subsequently leave the code menu using Exit

and return to the display level.

Adjustment of temperature sensor

• If the actual resistance of the temperature sensor

(Pt100) is changed by the cable length,

compensate for the change using an offset

function.

– Select code menu 45.

– Measure the reference temperature, e.g. using

a calibrated thermometer, and enter in °C using

the [Up] or [Down] button.

• The offset is calculated automatically.

• The temperature in °C can be read at any time in

the code menu 53.

9.6.5 Calibration for chlorine, chlorine dioxide or

ozone; Conex

®

DIS-D

1. Press [Cal] to select the calibration menu.

The Cal LED next to the [Cal] button illuminates.

– To prevent overdosing, the controllers are to be

switched off and the actuators closed.

– After selection of the calibration function with

the [Cal] button, the measured-value display

initially appears with the current measured

value.

2. Use the [Up] or [Down] button to select the

photometrically or analytically determined

reference value (for instance measured

photometrically using DIT).

Note

The calibration value is saved even during

power off (failure). To check the current

calibration value use code 51.

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20

3. Start the calibration by pressing [OK].

– The sensor data are then read in by an

automatic read function and the calibration is

carried out.

– The gradient (sensitivity) of the sensor is

calculated.

4. The calibration result is displayed automatically

directly following the calibration:

– The sensor gradient is output in µA/ppm.

Calibration result

• The result of the current (last) calibration can be

displayed in the code menu at any time:

– Code 51: display of calibrated gradient in

µA/ppm.

Error message when reading in the current signal

of the sensor system

• The alarm LED flashes.

• The coded display output flashes.

*13*: Gradient error

The alarm is output if the plausibility check

establishes the following:

Upward/downward violation of the following gradient

ranges depending on the selected measuring cell:

• Press [OK] to acknowledge the error message

and return to the display level.

• The calibration data are then imported.

9.6.6 Calibration of the pH value; Conex

®

DIS-PR

Enter buffer solution temperature

The temperature of the buffer solution must be

entered in the code menu prior to the calibration.

1. Select code menu 44, and press [OK] to confirm.

2. Enter the buffer temperature in °C using the [Up]

or [Down] button and press [OK] to confirm.

3. Leave the code menu using Exit, and return to

the display level.

See section 9.6.4 Temperature compensation;

Conex

®

DIS-PR.

Select buffer values, read in buffer values and

calibrate

1. Press [Cal] and select the calibration menu. The

Cal LED next to the [Cal] button illuminates.

– To prevent overdosing, the controllers are

switched off and the actuators closed.

– A two-point pH calibration is used.

– The buffer value pH 4.01 appears

automatically.

2. Modify the buffer value if required using the [Up]

or [Down] button.

3. Fill buffer solution 1 from the supply bottle into a

clean vessel.

4. Immerse the combination electrode into the

buffer solution.

5. Start the automatic read function AUTO READ

(reading in of measured signal) and the

calibration by pressing [OK]. The buffer value is

displayed flashing.

During the pH calibration, the automatic read

function AUTO READ ensures that the correct

electrode signal is only read in for the buffer

value if the measured signal remains stable for a

defined period of time.

6. Discard the first buffer solution

– Do not return it to the supply bottle!

– Flush the combination electrode with water.

– The buffer value pH 7.00 appears automatically

once the first buffer value has been read in.

7. Modify the buffer value if required using the [Up]

or [Down] button.

8. Fill buffer solution 2 from the supply bottle into a

clean vessel.

9. Immerse the combination electrode into the

second buffer solution.

10. Start the automatic read function and the

calibration by pressing [OK]. The buffer value is

displayed flashing.

• Discard the buffer solution and flush the

combination electrode with water. The calibration

result is automatically displayed directly after the

calibration: Sensor gradient in mV/pH.

11. The following display is shown by pressing [OK]:

Asymmetry potential of combination electrode in

mV.

12. Return to the display level by pressing [OK].

Measuring cell Lower limit Upper limit

AQC-D1/-D11 7.0 µA/ppm 70.0 µA/ppm

AQC-D2/-D12 2.5 µA/ppm 70.0 µA/ppm

AQC-D3/-D13 2.5 µA/ppm 70.0 µA/ppm

Note

The instrument is operating in emergency

mode! Remedy the fault, see section

11. Fault finding, and calibrate again!

Note

The calibration value is saved even during

power off (failure). To check the current

calibration value use code 51.

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